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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19

In State ponds Louisiana consol Is continue strong at
=, virginia "a deferred receipts after declining
~ 10 1924 recovered 10 l3 quebec o' sold AZ VI
Tie FOR railwa y bonds dull and uninterest
in rm as T TTs seeoSd Is and closed 9o
and funded rs sold up I" 81 Missouri Kansas anu
general IS l. higher at 999 lohe ater'owh ana
orIensbnrg % were of Il AZ 1892 Mobile and ONO
nrs IS we're active at ll0sg no. and the trst de5en
lures we're up L. at 63l9 West Shore Is were dui az
iotia New.York Central dobenture So were up i at
iO7ls and Baltimore aud Ohio % were up 2 at HOP
New York Chicago and ST. Louis FIRST assented were on
at 0G Ohio Central incomes rose per cent to A. o st
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia gold os were urn AZ W
NewYork City and Northern general os recep,s were up
y at 7Oli Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo os de,
clned p'r cent to -, aud Is sold at ION Mehmond
and Allegheny irsts were steady at 7ltdIl ~ Louis
kansas dy and Northern first Omahas sold up to iI9.
we're active Mt los al09 Denver and Rio Grande as
rose 81 10 7sas and rsts Western were up TO SOds9
Union rsene pps' sa sGS r.t AZ iTiJ Texssand
Pacific incomes were y higher NJ Ga ana hrst MOS
rose 10 1874 Gulf Colorado and Santa gold 6s were
up Il at lO5. ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas seconds
we're Il higher at 5O%. c.. r..,.
Cotton seed OIL certificates sold 6OOO at oO2 % 2e
81 a. Georgia Pacific seconds $1,000 at 6o2 Mexican
National $4,000 at s2sg4S, MOBILE NY Wstrn art,s
80 O0O at o. st. Paul Eastern and Grand Trunk hrsts
$1,000 s i04 Iqie1 81 na aTfs 1 and freEnow
ton-(iOO) at 2Slia Phenx Mining 'is0Ol at - 90
a - 75ds3 62i9 aud security NJ and d. 'SIool NJ "a
Money works easier. The highest ratio today was
Inter at a. per The sub Treasury was debtor NJ
tho Clearing House S663.5il and 1t redeemed l22ooo
trade dollars. . . -, $780,. o.. ,o,ocs
The Clearing House statement today was as follows:
Exchanges $9i, l563i1 balances S3,697,2oL ,-,
Tbe United states Treasury at Washington received
so37 600 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts $l9s654, and the internal
revenue receipts $270,4O6 ,.,,o -. 49,
The foreign exchanges were dull but ruled rn az u,
quotations for business as follows bankers
hills 81 s3 and 81 s6's for long and short sterling
re- specvey; 522s and 52Oas for francs u ana 10
for reichmarks; 40ls and 404 for guiders
Comparative quarterly statements Of the state banks
OF the city Of New-iork;
Liabilities.
Comparisons.
Mich ~ 81 Dec. IL. 80.
Capital. i3voS,tUV S4o51o,.50U 10 esI 7oO
Net prohts..... OIL S.sVVV o'0'o'eevv0 A"N' 49,
CircuatIon..... 5tOU 80 M. aSs 7no
Due banks. 0VoioOO -dsss3S3V0 ~. s2t yn0
Due deposors 1o,2.o,VOO '"33y33 zoo inc - iSm,,
Unpaid diyd5.. Eft,'Vo -o"4VO NV
r,.,. 500 57I 600 500 O6l 500 Inc s.. 200
ie S--> Comparisons.
Mch H. 49, Dec. IL, 80
Loans and dis 49, Am s-a "a, 1oo Inc 90 624 100
Sio'oo''o""
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ANTIoIPA TED APPOINTMENT By GOV GREEN.

ANTIGUA TED APPOINTMENT BY GOV GREEN.
PHILADELPHIA, March ls tspeeiab.-It given out
to-day In political circles In Camden that Green
would appoint Dr. Charles g. Garrison. lawyer. to be
Judge OF Camden County. Tuesday next Dr. Garrison
VA graduated with the degree of ND from the Univer
ATTY OF in 1871 aud years later
admitted TO the bar by the Supreme Court OF NeJrsey
ne comes from one OF the oIdcst families tho State
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$500

Totals 67l. 900 500 0ol8 800 Inc 81 500 20o
In London British consols strong and closed with
an advance of per cent at l0l Gle and respect
lively Money in the open market ruled at 90 ner
cent The Bank of England gained $4,000 bullion on
balance American railways opened strong with gen.
closing about the best figures At Paris French Der
cents were easier at s052l2
Attention Is directed TO advertisement OF speyer A
Co mills Building, inviting subscriptions the arst
mortgage forty gold per cent bond Of the Reor
ganized Mexican National Railroad Company. The prica
Is s9o II is understood that syndicate has agreed ia
take all the issues unallotted The advertisement gyes
the full particulars Of terms, etc.
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rrpopEAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON March ls.-l2:30 p m.-Consos 10l 7l6 for
money and lO 9-l6 for the account United states -Four
per Cent Bonds 1870 III do Four and Hall Per Cent BopdS
iii Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Ifas
49ts do Second Mortgage, IL Canadian
Pacific SO Erie, 34s Illinois Central, lS3 p Mexican Or
binary 60 Paul Common. 92as; New-fork Central
ia "a, Pennsylv 5Y7s Reading, 1884
Paris adyces quote Three Per Cent entes at 50 rinc'
rs centimes for the account -,
n 1n-Consois l0I el6 for money and l0l , for he
account: Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage
trustees Certificates 49s do. Second Mortgage Cana
dian Pacific 63i. st Paul Common, S2lj Sew-forx Cen
trial, us; Pennsylvania osSs
Hudson Bay Company. 222 - -, -.
The amount OF bullion gone into tho Bank OF England
on balance to-day Is Ei4.OOO - 49, -. ca .-...
PARIS quote Three FER cont hehtes u oOHaHS
50 centimes for the account ,,,. =.
RRRIIS March ls-The OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows an specie OF ll,2OOOOJ marAa
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TILDEN TRUST AND TENEMENT BILLS PASSED.
ALBANY, March 10 tSpeciai. Assembly passed to-
dag Senator Murphy's Tenemenhouso Reform bill the
Senate passed, by q vote OF 20 to /, Assemblyman
Bakers Tilden Trust bill in exactly the shape that 1t
came from the Assembly In this form the rights OF Mr.
Tildens heirs are protected Senator H0ysradt pushed
the bill In the with great energy although samuel
j. Tiden jr has for years opposed him strongly In
politics Ia Columbia County.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES ATTHE STOCK ExCHANGE-MAR 1s.
THE GENERAL LIST
op'g.l H'gt Low't Final. Bid lAsk'd sol

Actual Sales Closing. .b NU:
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Totals... SiO2 81 900 SloO,o6l 500 Inc s2.0o'2oo
Resources ,.......
Mich H. 'S7. Dec. IL, SO
Loans and dis 49, .oo s-a "a, roo Inc 90 624 100
counts Siooo''o""
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EOyDS AVID BiNK STOCKS


5000. los
AflsItit q Paclhc
Guaranteed Ia
lO.uOu....-...N0 =
Baltimoro X Ohio
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left for this blow. As the truth
dawned upon him, he tottered ana
fell, a heart broken man, in the arms
of McFinny and Crumb. Although
every horse in town was mustered IN
pursuit of the lovers, it proved OF nc
avail. For many months their whero'
aboIts remained a mystery.
Quite two years had passed, when,
n day, Col. Britt received a letter
which read;
CHICAGO, MAY 10, 1~ss7.-Little MISS
Howells presents compliments 20 her
grandpa, the colonel, aud not altogether
forgotten is he by his aitectiona'e
daughter, BErrik'
'Confound it, roared the colonel
tossing the missivc into the CRATE,
''l'vc no relations by that name that
| know Of" Mrs. Britt sighed sadly
her tender mothers heart could not
endure cstrangomont, and was sure
TO draw her eastward to her child
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- ROBORO.'
Five Thousaud Cases Cared Withou,
Failure IN q single Instance.

A POSITIVE preventive and lpfsllibl,
~ romedf for CuILLS and FEVER. II
contains no Qltnino or mineral OF any kini,
but Is COMPOSED OF hsrm'r's hsr9.' p :.
tered to infants With perfect impun ~ nh
not a purgAtiyA, but 10 an excellent q etiior
invigorates, braces and builds w tho system
'rom tho bosiUninE; Not, one p.rron In ,
ISoq,.Td has { ,iO,l' Gsi n1; after sS 10 commas SIn1 Ss.
to-, aud rotaiiSd at as pOr bottle. W,
vii net for " ard 70 any adtress less than tive
bottles, ard will guarantee that, " direc
tons are followed, two bottles will promptly
'ure any cnso Of Chills and Fever. only one
10 te 10 necossarr for persons from oight T.
twelve ycars Of axe. Ono bottle will cure
several chitlrcn under eight years OF ase.
For cal by drus .isls,
Lnoaburs. Va, New. y, 1886 -Mesrs
Lewis A Beo nett; -Four Of ms children, be-
tween the ase, OF hve ana .en years 70
had Chi l. and fever { ' 'evoral months, dur
ing which time tho usual remedy, Quininr,
ens adm nistorcd without b.neb ctal ctuli
After huat,ng Of the wonderful cures aocch'
c'i.hgd By Jour invaluable renedy, Robe
TO-" tried !, 10 my iami y, and not one Q
the .ix ever had q slngle chill after CON
AsnciuF It, use. reEArd u, v thoui ercep
ton, the very best. ,nhill sud lover feInod'
hat know anSthias Of Is'Pec.S,ny
If the 6ru Of Heard A ATco, Tobayconi,u
Glrnland. PittsylyAnia county, W., Octo'
Dor ~, iSsN-Mossrs. Low. a Bennett
Nine u my children ha chills sud fever a.
the sama tine Tbs iFAal rswrdy, quinn,
vas admini,totr' r''h NJ hr' eGt. Al! O.
them we're pluauiy A., . -f.'t, lly cured ~
the u.e oi h"D..u' .lrp, Nj one Of th'
nine had D - D. o '"s r"l a. rrirE " use
Aesptot'ulI j. 'h'N lthli
Norwood. Nnis,b fuY0 y, We, Nr'nhci
a. iNsh.- assf . l.ras 4 n.ru~t Ntsta
Of ny ,ricu . anj bai - 80
,hiIi, aud e,,f We d]Fy00f"' 9Th th'
g-ial fen-d,e, aud q.-i ""iLn,s bat
'Kohur Witch te'a't e. . - rous
iura ~ s4ch 'Ase 80 I'll nb's' - OF
shrdi's ne . case ~ : "ui un hyt!le'
Wsspect allN, h, bhMN'
- n our ryiiEbtity .ai ~ 1nsibility v
eulsf by ue "a styu 10 The nllnSt0g suhstAu.
tiai bns,Doss m"u o. H. u%ctNurs where hoii
Of the msuu trturer' - oru' hH.
resiasi Tor enc last twet't p,rg Y v
Manson, 7aIJt o. .~ylrhuurs, N
lyey, clsbie' prupieb \ itiuusl tt',i \
In " L. ~, cs.htp' tit.t !,uat. ,1t
Cha,. ". r. Ne. ComHisrol Z M
IpL0 7 y wsrts t-csidsr' c. sso
nation.
n ycu csau0t provufe 'roBarl' 90
uuggisis. fynit ~ S2.H and re'i ~
yard tive ottlo' 10 your nearest l'rN =
LEWIS a BENNETT
Manufacturers, ~Lynchburg, We
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wiri = fspasus. Csas-- Conahs,
gnll.. PlsBrisy. Rhtuma,i,m, Pa
Nsu'A,'tt, sclatioa, Lumpsso, Blackjack
81 = -tsTt are. admitted 10 b Tho ity
rsp1edg Virgo Ihey relieve ami ru,e
i'v y n vN-p1g other spplio Il a. a, d.,
l,a;,ls ct Igaoftsd b tOn phy.ic 81,
,ini ~ soupdibE .nanss, saob q, : Tsn..
eum." "isp'ioln" or '~'Cspsiolns'E u Aas "a
BsSso,'s MI TArn no orsnts t,an,s
ca ''U y "h,h yos esy Anaiusy,s
ffoprietors, NssNsf
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Changed Presidents. Changed Times.

President Cleveland is travelling
oyor this portion Of the country quiet
" and modcstly, rs any private citi.
zen or public official might do. He
is not parading himself. President
Johnson's tour was that Of q man
with n chip on his shoulder, or OF an
advocate confident Of his ability 10
convince the people Of the righteous
ness Of his policy. The plans for the
trip were made to give him opportu-
nifty to influence the hating Rcpubli-
cans. He insisted that Gen. Grant
and Admiral farragut, the popular
idols of the time. should attend him
as drawing cards. The cities visited
were selected with q view to intlu-
cncing public opinion. Mr.. Clcvc.
land has travelled over the country
with the apparent object of escaping
displays so far ~ consistent with cir
cumstanccs. lie travels scores and
hundred Of miles at night through
States whose people are anxious TO
see him, and he seem disposed TO
make rs little outward show rs posi-.
bic. Mr. Johnson's trip was care.
fully arranged TO catch the cities Wis.
tied when the people would be awake
TO SEQ him.
The speeches made by Mr.. johnson
and Mr.. Cleveland are rs unlike rs
can be conceived. The former, from
the hour Of leaving Washington To
the moment Of his return. made
speeches To excuse and yindicatc
himself and 10 attack Congress. lie
was constantly abiding To his policy,
TO his record In Tennessee before and
during the war, and 10 what he had
said and done while President. His
addresses wcre at times so abusive OF
Congress that his auditors Kissed and
groaned, when otherwise they would
have given him n respectful hearing.
Mr. Clevcland's trip thus far has
been the reverse Of this. His pub.
lishcd remarks have been uniformly
in cool taste. His progress ha,
been quite free from n pol teal turn
or coloring, as far as external indi.
cations are concerned. aud the PEG.
pie and press Of the nation have
united In cordially receiving him aud
his party wherever they have gone
The people. irrespective Of party,
have shown their generous iccliug
Mr. Johnson's tour was u persona
one. lie was at variance with the
dominant fact on Of his own party.
aud seeking alliance with those whc
had been opposed TO him On The
other hand. President Cleveland is In
high favor with his own party, aud
all classes Of the people are dropping
tho partisan to welcome the Prosi.
L InnI
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A SOUTH SEA

Among the savage clan
or cannibalist people
a missionary man
Set up his modest steeple.
And there each day he W uld
Pursue his noble labors;
lie taught them TO be good,
And babe them love their neighbors.
The cannibals with grlns
Cav ear to themes he trcated:
They crossed their tawny skins,
And on their hams were seated.
And yet they were not lost
That ~missionary's labors;
lie taught them to his cost
The way to love their n%cighbors.
For one day when for prayers
These c%annibals they met him,
They caught him unawarcs,
They killed him, and they ate him.
They said they found him goodi
practiccd what he taught them;
And now they understood
The goodness he had brou. ht them.
And, as they filled each NAV,
They said, while they deplored him,
They'd loved him, I've and raw,
But 70 slcd they adored him,
w. ID, iiowclls.
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For spr ,rs, brnisss rteum' 'i'm.
crsmos tasnatlon, svellme, ca
- ne, etc, in msr, and fp'int, ling
me, windy N. ems ole, scfaicl &c,
Q c 10 horses, Ringum Ro L'ni
ment Ia q sure cure. The king oi
Lioimerts" 10 he universal verdict
Never fails 10 cure airy s'lmsnt ,bs'
can be reacSed nv an Q nal medic
app'icstion. so csnts pr bottle FL
sale At Heister's trdg ct re, 2SS Man
street,
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''lcs. as ! promised you, the drugs
have come lac said. hurriodly, and
sat up all night compromising
them Only those nearest To the
doctor In the circle which oncom.
passed him caught the words. Some
one rolled u barrel toward the speak
or, aud the crowd auickly lifted him
upon II.
"Fcllow townsmcn," began the
physician, II may as we'll advise
you collectively ~ 10 how best
10 deal with this visitation OF
heaven.
Visitation Of the devil" inter.
rupted a voice. whose owners arms
were wrapped in linen from wrist 10
shoulder.
'Gontlomen." continued the doc.
tor. calmly. mo one can deplorc
the circumstances which call you
here more deeply than myself. and"
"Oh. cut that, It's n big find for
yc. aud we know IT," came from an.
other miner. good naturally.
'fcs, Yes; get down 10 business,
liowells." remarked Isaac Cruml
scntentiously, they'll a~pprcciat,
that more than coincidence. "
Then resumed tho patient
speaker. II would again caution yo,
against the use OF water on the AZ.
ilictcd parts, stimulating drinks ant
the night air. A peculiarly of thii
terrible scourgc, Is that. in It's lirs
stages. it's 80 seemingly harmless
no pain. inflammation or irritation oc
curing. so long rs the patient care
fully follows directions; but IN,
slightest neglect will surely be pro
dnctivc OF most appaiGag results A
midnight. ! received from Helena
supply Of the only medicine found q
BIO %enicacious In this disease. in
drugs are very expensive, and th
} supply limited a. a eonssausno,
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4 kENk RIr A co., Marphi,, Tenn.
"uaS'vii "s'h w rl,., "a.
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jail 10 insufficient and totally unfit for
the purpose, being very dangerous. I
would therefore sugge4t the use OF gas
AID electric lights, which method has
been adopted Tor all .ils az d prisons,
being decidedly the cheapest and
heslthiett.
The above mentioned items, as well
as msny other details rel, tive to the
sanitary condition OF the Ill, should
be Immediately remedied ia the most
thorough and workmsnike manner,
ard should by all mtans be kept in
repair by competent engine err; ether
wise neglect will result DIS astrously to
the whole system. Respectfully sub
mitted,
O. @. R0SENPLAENTRR,
A chitec. ami Civil Engineer.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
The ROssOf Arkansas Purchases the
Little Rock, M,ssissippt and
Texas Railroad.

LITTLE Rock, ARK January IS
As previously stated In these dis
patches that he would, Master Red
mond at IL o'clock today offered for
sale the lower portion OF the Little
Rock, Mississippi River aud Texas
railroad, This is the sale made to Jay
Gould last month, but afterward
thrown up by him because OF tech
nicslity. Messrs. Brown & Rose, at.
torneys for the came party, we're on
hand and bid 81, 100000. There being
no Other bidders they were declared
the purchasers. The sale will be re-
ported tomorrow to the United
States Court for confirmation. The
property sold and purchased by Jay
Gould through his attorneys is the
Valley route from Little Rock to Ar
kansas City, including the Warren
branch Of the Little Rock, Mississippi
River and Texas railway, from Trip
Station to Warren via Monticello.
Mr.. Gould contemplate extensive in
vestments in Arkansas, aud II is be-
lieved that he will be an acquisition
for good to the State.
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Startling DEVELOPMENTS.

Should the doors be thrown wide
open and the bars let down, judging
from the dispositions aud the state
ments OF counsel, there will be a flood
OF sensational testimony introduced
both by the defense and the State. 1t
will be a case of surprises az almost
every turn, IS the nature OF the testi-
mony proposed to be introduced ia GER
tainly risky" and somewhat "sho,k-
iDg," but whether it bs admitted or
not will depend largely upon the rul.
ings of His Honor, Judge DuBose.
Numbers of ladies and other people
have been summoned to give testi-
mony in open court. Among the sem
sations will be the history OF a love
affair, a match having been broken on
account of the slanderous reports Of
the Goodwin family put in circulation
by young Dalton.
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
"a Fifth Avenue. New York,
Trustees sale.

FINDER and by virtue Of a certain instru-
u mont Of writing, to which one Andrew
Young Is party and which Is OF record IN
nessee, in book 1852, paGe a7, W on
Monday, 18TH or February, 1887,
offer for sale at public outcry. for cash, to tho
highest bidder. between the hours of II Am.
ami m, on the southwest corner of Main
and Madison streets, Memphis, the 70 lowing
real estate, lying. In Shelby county, Tennes-
as Lot No. 7, on the eht side Of Borlapd
avenue, having y front on said avenue Of 90
feet and running back between parallel lines
40 feet, more or less, and having on II the
story frame; ihi. lot being one Of the lots in
the BorlaAd subdivision.
The property will be sold free from the
tqulN VI '0uOPMU w d REARn. Tru,tse.
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NEWBERN, TENN.
The Finding OF n Baby in a BOx
Creates n Great Excitement.
lsPEoIAL TO rHE ArrKAL.I

SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
NRwBKRN, Tenn, January o.
Quite a ripple OF excitement swept
through the town yesterday morning
when the fact was ascertained that
Mr.. William Hawks, who lives at
Hudson's schoolhouse, some four
miles from hers on the Dyersburg
road, had fund an infant in box at
his gate that morning at daylight.
Some time during the ri.ht some one
had driven up to bis gate in buggy
and placed the box containing tie
baby inside the gIte. l. YVES nicely
d esBtd, apparently about four or five
days old, and was we'll wrapped in
two home made blankets, a quilt and
coverlet, which were wrapped en-
iirely around the box, All names
were erased from the Dox Mr.. Hawks
has no idea what tina OF the night
IL was placed there, but it
is supposed to have been put there in
the early part of the night, Ns ice end
mul had irC8sn in the tracks IN de by
the buggy. 1t ia q female child, and
an unusually sprightly one. Mrs.
Bradshaw, OF our town, on heariE & of
the incident, went At ouce az d brought
the child home with her Though it's
parents may never be known, 1t has
fallen into good hsnds, as Mrs. Brad
shaw il lady of refinement and
m anP, and has no children.
This is the second incident OF this
kind in this county in the last twelve
months, and so far no feCti concerning
either one have EVER been developed.
Some think thai the party who did
this knew Mr. Hawkes. situation, as
hs has but two children, aud they are
about grown. "rhus Iuus tao wsrld
aWay"
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JACKSON, MISS.
A Brilliant WeddinE-A Sensation
Business Affair in which n Mem.
phis Firm IL Interested.
TsPEoIAL TO THE APPKALl

JACKSON, MISS January 28.-Theye
was a brilliant wedding last night in
the tighborhood OF Jackson, in Ran
kin county, at the residence OF Mr..R
N. Eubank, whose daughter, Miss
Maggie, was married 10 Mr.. FISCHER
Thornton, of Hempstead, Tex, former
" OF Brandon, Miss. The Rev. O. s.
Ware, who was ordained here last
Tu sday by b shop Thompson, Off
tit d. Gov Lowry and number I
cit ADJ of Jsckson, together wit a
large crowd of friends from RankiO,
we g ia attendance, and g most eDioy-
able ume was bad by oil. They will
leavef Tex = Monday next.
The STATE Ledger hes started Con-
federate monument subscription, and
hesds the list WITH 800. 1t will en-
deavor to raise $4,000, and asks that
everyone interested in this good cause
forward their subscriptions, which
will be duly acknowledged through its
-lumns.
A fow days since commercial paper
OF W. d. Lee was cent to one Of the
banks here for collection amounting
to $S3, and the same was protested.
The officer presenting it, on passing
the representative Of Dun's Commer-
cial Agency, held the protected paper
before him, who, mistaking the name
and amount, at once telegraphed the
said agency that "W. D. Lse, a mer.
chant at Raymond, Miss, had been
protested for $4,000" Soon thereafter
B. Lowenstein & Bro, Of Memphis,
Tenn, sued out a writ OF attachment
against W. ID. Lee on $l400
debt, which il is claimed was
not then due. When the marshal
served the attachment Lee offered to
pay ihs full amount of bis debt Ia
the LowensteiDs, but the marshal
claimed that he had no discretion in
the matter and would have TO levy
upon lis goods and cose his store
which he d d. Lee soon replevined the
stock and opened his store. He ID
recognized ss being entirely solvent
Nego iationB are pending here today
for compromise between the parties
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InsOIvent Notice.

State of Tennessee, Shelby County-Qmos
, County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, jan
uRry rs, 1887.
To john League, Administrator Of the e.
tate Of Robert ohspard dec ased: 80
HAVlNG suggested the insolvency OF the
II Estate Of Robsrt ehapard, DECEASED
you are hereby ordered to give office, by al;
yertiseront in s0me newspaper published
within the said State. an also at the court
houoe door of Shelby county, tor all perPonH
having claims against said estate, % appear
an h,e the same, autheud 'ated In the NAN DAB
per prescribed by law, on or before the sSittaa
day Of Aprtl, 1877, and any claim not nigu
ON or before said day, or befire an eppropiI-
alton Of the funds Of said estate Is InSEei
ahalI be forever barred, both in law s AnS
equity. Witness my hand. at ohice' TINS ~o'n
'ay 81 january i0I p. ]. QUIGLBY, Clerk.
By Thos. B. Crenshaw, ID. " 49, - ~.
A0O'' john LOAaUE, AdninhrAtOr.